These beasts were waiting for me on Christmas morning. They're all Winsor & Newton Promarkers with a chisel head at one end and a pointy one at the other. There's the 12 marker "Set 1" at the back, which came with the blender pen at the front thrown in. And there's a set of six flesh tones and one of six neutral tones at the front (because I'm an artist, not a connoisseur of colouring books). And a really cool Winsor & Newton carrying case. There are two duplicated colours (black and one of the greys) but that's not a problem.
I'm looking forward to giving them a go, with some day trips out to draw buildings or, if it's too cold, to draw people from the comfort of a coffee shop. I've ordered an A5 Strathmore Bristol smooth pad and some A4 Winsor & Newton bleedproof marker paper. I'll experiment with both but I've already seen the W&N paper and it's really thin like printer paper so I suspect that the Strathmore pad may end up as the long term solution,
A blog to show off the work of the Artistic Actuary. With the odd book review thrown in.
Media and subjects
- Watercolour (360)
- Landscapes (279)
- Portraits (246)
- Markers (138)
- Figures (118)
- Inktense Pencils (105)
- Abstract/Crazy (64)
- Supergranulators (62)
- Oil pastels (49)
- Coloured Pencils (46)
- Posterised Style (44)
- Inks (27)
- Series/Collections (22)
- Artgraf (19)
- Dash & Splash (18)
- Crackle Paste (10)
- Charcoal (9)
- Pencil (8)
- Collage (5)
- Jig-Art (4)
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